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|Nelson A. Cicchitto
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|Avatier Corporation
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The present invention relates to identity management, and more particularly to authenticating a user without prior user enrollment.
The Internet environment is characterized by many online resources and services that are purchased by a user or an employer of a user. To protect such resources and services from unauthorized use, i.e., use by an individual who has not purchased the resource or service, user authentication techniques are implemented that typically require an authorized user to provide a valid password prior to accessing the resource or service. Typically, one or more of the following processes are required to set up an authentication service for a user:
A Provisioning Process: In a corporate environment where employees are granted access to corporate resources and services, a new employee typically completes a provisioning process. This process involves setting up the new employee by recording various items of personal information, providing authorization to utilize various corporate resources and services, and assigning an employee identifier and initial passwords for authorized services. When the provisioning process is completed, the new employee is eligible to register or enroll in various services within the corporate environment.
An Enrollment Process: Once the new employee has completed the provisioning process, he or she enrolls in services offered by the corporation. The enrollment process typically requires the new employee to utilize the initially assigned passwords to access services, and once granted access, to fill out a questionnaire containing information of a personal nature.
A Password Creation Process: Once the new employee has enrolled in one or more services, he or she may be allowed to change the initially assigned passwords to user specified passwords.
Once the user has completed the provisioning, enrollment, and password creation processes, access to the service or resource is protected from unauthorized use. Accordingly, an individual who fails to present a valid password will be denied access to the service or resource.
While the above described authentication process is effective for its intended purpose, it is, without doubt, a time consuming and tedious process for the user who must enroll or register with each protected service or resource prior to use. Moreover, if the user forgets the password, the user will be required to contact a system administrator, typically "help desk" personnel, or some other service that has the ability to verify the user's identity and to issue a temporary password so that the user can reset his or her password. This presents significant added costs because "help desk" personnel must be hired or a service must be engaged. Another disadvantage of the typical password-oriented approach is that the passwords and personal information of users must be encrypted and stored in a protected database or in a directory in the protected service or resource. This presents additional costs and poses a security risk for having the confidential and private information misappropriated.
In order to alleviate some of the burdens associated with the authentication process, an authentication system has been developed that eliminates the enrollment requirement by assigning a PIN to the user and utilizing an authenticator, referred to as a "token," that displays to the user a dynamic token value, i.e., the value changes frequently. When the user attempts to access a protected resource, the user enters the PIN and the current token value. The authentication system verifies the PIN and the token value, and if each matches, the user is granted access to the resource. While this approach minimizes the enrollment process for the user, it still requires the user to remember the PIN/password. If the user forgets the PIN/password, the user must contact the "help desk," as before. Also, the PIN/password must still be stored and managed, which is costly and presents a potential security risk.
Accordingly, what is needed is an improved method and system for authenticating a user who wishes to utilize a protected resource or service. The method and system should authenticate a user without requiring the user to perform an enrollment process, and without requiring the user to submit a password. The present invention addresses such a need.
The present invention provides a method and system for authenticating a user. The method according to the present invention includes providing a plurality of questions based on user related information stored in at least one data source, wherein none of the plurality of questions is password related. At least one of the plurality of questions is presented to the user in response to receiving a request from the user to access a protected resource. Access is granted to the protected resource if the user correctly answers each of the at least one questions presented.
According to the method and system disclosed herein, the present invention authenticates the user without requiring the user to provide a password or biometric data, and without requiring the user to perform an enrollment process. Instead, the user is required to answer personal questions the answers to which will authenticate the user's identity. Once the user is successfully authenticated, the user is granted access to protected resources to which the user is authorized.
The present invention relates to identity management, and more particularly to authenticating a user without prior user enrollment. The following description is presented to enable one of ordinary skill in the art to make and use the invention and is provided in the context of a patent application and its requirements. Various modifications to the preferred embodiments and the generic principles and features described herein will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art. Thus, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown, but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and features described herein.
Currently, in order to protect a resource from use by unauthorized users, an enrollment process is performed for each authorized user so that the user can be authenticated when the user requests access to the resource. As stated above, the enrollment or registration process, typically involves assigning or allowing the user to choose a password or PIN. The user must remember the password or PIN, else the user will not be allowed access to the resource. As stated above, password/PIN oriented authentication is time consuming and tedious to set up, requires costly resources (help desk personnel, storage and data management) to maintain, and presents a security risk because the passwords are stored in a system that can be compromised.
The present invention addresses these concerns. According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, passwords, PINs, and biometric data are eliminated from the authentication process. Instead, an identity management server (IMS) presents a series of challenge questions to the user when the user requests access to a protected resource. The challenge questions are of a personal nature pertaining to the user, and are derived from information contained in public and/or private data sources. If the user correctly answers the challenge questions, the user is authenticated and granted access to the protected resource. Through aspects of the present invention, the registration process is minimized, if not eliminated, and the user is not required to remember a password for authentication. Moreover, the costs and security risks associated with maintaining a password oriented process, e.g., help desk personnel and storage costs and password misappropriation, are minimized, if not eliminated.
Clients 11 are preferably coupled to the server 19 via a secure communication channel if the network 15 b is a public network 15 b, or a LAN if the network 15 b is a private network. The server 19 is coupled to the plurality of data sources 40 a-40 d via a network 15 a, which may be public or private, or a combination of each, depending on whether the data source 40 a-40 d is private or public.
A private data source, e.g., 40 a or 40 b, is a source controlled by a corporation or private entity 17, such as a human resources database or a corporate organization chart. The network 15 c connecting the server 19 to the private data sources 40 a, 40 b would preferably be a private network 15 c, e.g., an intranet, that is secure and protected from general public access. Preferably, the server 19 possesses the requisite credentials in order to access the information stored in the private data sources 40 a, 40 b.
Public data sources, e.g., 40 c, 40 d, are sources controlled by a public entity, such as the Department of Motor Vehicles or the Internal Revenue Service. While public data sources 40 c, 40 d are generally available via a public network 15 a, access to specific information is usually restricted to administrative personnel or to an individual. The server 19 preferably possesses the requisite credentials in order to access the private information in the public data sources 40 c, 40 d.
In general, the data sources 40 a-40 d store personal and confidential information related to users 10 who are affiliated in some way with the entities controlling the data sources 40 a-40 d. For example, an HR data source, e.g., 40 a, controlled by a private employer, stores personal and confidential information related to user employees.
According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the authentication server 19 regulates access to the protected resources 50 a, 50 b by asking a user 10 to answer questions regarding personal information stored in the data sources 40 a-40 d. The authentication server 19 includes a processor 25, memory 21 and a communication interface 23. The memory 21 stores a plurality of challenge questions 22 directed to the user related information and the IMS 20 application. The memory 21 is preferably nonvolatile and secure. The processor 25 is coupled to the memory 21 and executes the IMS 20 application. The communication interface 23 allows the authentication server 19 to conduct secure communications with the clients 11, sources 40 a-40 d, and protected resources 50 a, 50 b.
According to the preferred embodiment, the IMS 20 includes a query module 26, which retrieves user related information from the sources 40 a-40 d, and a compare module 24 that compares information received from the user 10 to information retrieved by the query module 26. The functional operation of the query 26 and compare 24 modules will be discussed in more detail below.
In a preferred embodiment, the server 19 is configured by a system administrator 30. During the configuration process, connectivity information for each of the data sources 40 a-40 d is provided, the challenge questions 22 are generated, and security parameters are set. Connectivity information includes the name of the source, e.g., HR database 40 a or DMV database 40 c, its description, its URL, and authorization credentials, e.g., user ID and password to access the source. This information allows the server 19 to have authorized access to the data sources 40 a-40 d.
As stated above, the challenge questions 22 are based on the user related information stored in the data sources 40 a-40 d.
Each data source 40 a-40 d includes a plurality of fields 42 (
After the user related fields 42 have been identified, the administrator 30 writes or selects at least one challenge question 22 for each field 42 (step 204), where an answer to the question 22 is a value in the field 42. For example, if the field 42 is "employee ID," then an exemplary challenge question 22 can be "What is your employee ID number?"
In some instances, steps 202 and 204 can be automated because the data source 40 a is of a type that is well known and recognized by the IMS 20. For example, well known source types include HR databases and customer billing (financial) databases, etc. Because each well known source type typically includes the same or similar fields 42, the questions 22 associated with the fields 42 can also be associated with the source type. Thus, if the data source 40 a is one that is recognized by the IMS 20, the appropriate challenge questions 22 are automatically provided.
Once provided, the challenge question(s) 22 are associated with the field 42 and with the data source 40 a (step 206) and stored in the secure memory 21 (step 208). If the server 19 has authorized access to more data sources, e.g., 40 b-40 d (step 210), then the next data source, e.g., 40 b, is designated (step 211), and steps 202 through 208 are optionally repeated. Alternatively, once positive user identity has been determined with correct answers to challenge questions for one service, the user can be granted access to all services within the user's prevue.
Once the challenge questions 22 have been stored for each data source 40 a-40 d, the system administrator 30 completes the configuration process by designating the number of challenge questions 22 the user must correctly answer (step 212), and setting security parameters (step 214). The number of questions 22 the user must correctly answer can be directly related to the level of security required to access a resource 50 a or 50 b. For example, if a resource 50 a requires a high level of security, i.e., access is very restricted, the number of questions 22 can be large and/or the types of questions 22 can be highly personal, i.e., the answers are known only to the user 10 and maybe to a small select group. If, on the other hand, the resource 50 b does not require such security, the number of questions 22 can be smaller. In addition to designating the number of questions 22, the administrator 30 can also designate one or more specific questions 22 that must be answered, or the administrator 30 can select a random question mode that allows the IMS 20 to select randomly from the plurality of questions 22.
The security parameters define what is done when the user 10 answers challenge questions 22 incorrectly and who is notified when certain events take place. For example, the administrator 30 can designate the number of incorrect attempts before terminating a log-on session, and can designate who the server 19 notifies if authentication fails.
In a preferred embodiment, the authentication server 19 is utilized exclusively by the private entity 17 to authenticate users 10 who request access to the private entity's protected resources 50 a. In such use, the configuration process is tailored to the private entity 17 and generally directed to the entity's private data sources 40 a, 40 b. In another preferred embodiment, the IMS 20 is run on a server controlled by an application service provider ("ASP") that provides authentication services to more than one public or private entities. As an ASP, the server 19 is generally configured once per customer. As more data sources become available, new challenge questions associated with those data sources may be generated and stored or the existing challenge questions may be deemed sufficient to establish positive identity and grant access to added services. In yet another embodiment, the IMS 20 application resides on the client system 11 itself and protects the system 11 and its resources from unauthorized use.
Once the configuration process is completed, the authentication server 19 is prepared to authenticate users 10. As can be seen, according to the present invention, at no time is the user 10 involved in the configuration process, the result of which is enablement of identification and authentication with no prior action by the user 10.
In one preferred embodiment, the request is transmitted to the authentication server 19 via a secure communication channel in the network 15 b. When the server 19 receives the request, it then presents to the user 10 a log-on page 27 (step 301). Preferably, the server 19 is a web server that securely receives and transmits IP packets via public and private networks 15 a-15 c. Accordingly, the server 19 transmits the log-on page 27 to the client computer system 11, which displays it on the system's web browser 12. In another preferred embodiment, the user's web browser 12 is a lock-down browser that transmits and receives data only to and only from the server 19 until a user 10 is authenticated. This type of setup would be useful, for example, inside a corporate office, where it would be undesirable to allow unauthorized users to utilize computer systems to access the Internet without properly logging on to the system first.
The log-on page 27 preferably includes one or more identifying fields for allowing the user 10 to provide an initial indication of the user's purported identity to some level of uniqueness. For example, the log-on page 27 may include identifying fields for the user's last name, first name, middle initial, and zip code. If the IMS 20 cannot narrow the user 10 to an individual, e.g., more than one Tom R. Jones lives in the same zip code, then additional identifying fields can be utilized. Notably, the log-on page 27 does not include a field for a password, PIN, or other information, e.g., biometric data, that requires the user 10 to pre-register with the server 19.
After the log-on page 27 is displayed to the user 10, the user 10 enters the user's indication of identity, e.g., full name and zip code, and submits the same to the server 19 (step 302). In response, the IMS 20 retrieves and presents a first challenge question 22 to the user 10 (step 303). As stated above, the first question 22 can be predetermined by the administrator 30 or it can be randomly selected by the IMS 20. The first question 22 is displayed to the user 10 via the web browser 12, and the user 10 is allowed to submit an answer (step 304). Upon receipt of the answer, the IMS 20 automatically analyzes the user's answer to determine whether it is correct (step 305).
SELECT employee_id FROM table_hr WHERE employee_name is "Tom Jones"
The field value retrieved by the query module 25 will be used as the correct answer to the question 22.
The query is submitted to the associated data source 40 a (step 404), and the correct answer is retrieved and returned to the server 19 (step 406). Next, the IMS 20 compares the user's answer to the correct answer (step 408). If the answers match (step 410), then the user's answer is correct (step 412). Otherwise, the user's answer is incorrect (step 414). Match does not necessarily imply a straight equality match. Any type of other match algorithms may be used such as case insensitive match or a range check.
In a preferred embodiment, both the user's answer and the correct answer are one-way hashed, e.g., "One Way SHA1," and encrypted before either is received by the server 19. This prevents accidental or intentional discovery of the answers by any entity including the server 19, thereby preserving privacy. The IMS 20 then compares the hashed and encrypted answers, and not the actual answers themselves.
After the analysis of the user's answer has been completed, i.e., after the answers are compared, the answers are discarded from the IMS 20 (step 416). This measure prevents the server 19 itself from becoming a point of vulnerability in a security structure.
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If the user's answer is correct (step 306) and more questions 22 are not required (step 309), the IMS 20 authenticates the user 10 and grants access to the protected resource 50 a (step 310). In a preferred embodiment, the IMS 20 can serve as a single sign-on service, that is, once the user 10 is authenticated, the IMS 20 can also unlock other or all protected resources 50 a, 50 b for which the user 10 is authorized. Single sign-on services are well known to those skilled in the art and further elaboration is not required.
If the user's answer is incorrect (step 306), authentication of the user 10 has failed and the IMS 20 transmits an alert message (step 307) to the administrator 30 or to a security officer or to the authorized user 10 who is being impersonated, according to the configured security parameters. Depending on the configuration, the alert message preferably indicates that an attempt to access the protected resource 50 a failed and the purported name of the user/imposter. The message can also include the IP address of the intruder and other tracking information to assist the security officer or administrator 30 in identifying a potential hacker. At this point, depending on the configured security parameters, the IMS 20 can deny access to the protected resource 50 a (step 308), or allow the user 10 to resubmit his or her answer in case the previously submitted incorrect answer contained a typographical error. The number of chances allowed to answer the question 22 correctly is configurable. If the user 10 continues to provide the incorrect answer, the IMS 20 will terminate the session and deny access (step 308).
Through aspects of the present invention, a user is authenticated without the use of an obscure credential, e.g., a password, or biometric data, and without requiring the user to enroll with the protected resource. According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, passwords, PINs, and biometric data are eliminated from the authentication process. Instead, an identity management service (IMS) running on an authentication server presents a series of challenge questions to the user when the user requests access to a protected resource. The challenge questions are of a personal nature pertaining to the user, and are derived from information contained in public and/or private data sources. If the user correctly answers the challenge questions, the user is authenticated and granted access to the protected resource.
Through aspects of the present invention, the enrollment process is minimized, if not eliminated, and the user is not required to remember a password for authentication. Moreover, the costs and security risks associated with maintaining a password oriented process, e.g., help desk personnel and storage costs and password misappropriation are minimized, if not eliminated.
A method and system for authenticating a user without prior user enrollment has been disclosed. The present invention has been described in accordance with the embodiments shown, and one of ordinary skill in the art will readily recognize that there could be variations to the embodiments, and any variations would be within the spirit and scope of the present invention. Accordingly, many modifications may be made by one of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the appended claims.
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14 Parks near Albany, Kentucky
Burkesville, Kentucky 9.82 miles SW
Monticello, Kentucky 18.76 miles NE
Jamestown, Kentucky 19.83 miles N
Russell Springs, Kentucky 25.27 miles N
Burkesville, Kentucky (map) | (270) 433-7431
Sites: 145 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 11 Reviews
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May 2016 - $30.00
This is a beautiful setting close to the Dale Hollow State Park Lodge and marina. Some of the vloopscare full hookups and others have water and electric only. Most sites are level and later out with 8 pads at each loop in a circular pattern. There are two playground areas and 3 restrooms with showers and laundry facilities. The lodge has a restaurant, small store at the park with limited items and there is a small convenience store a few miles away. If needed more supplies it is necessary to travel to one of the surrounding towns about 18 to 25 miles away. - NEOK
May 2015 - $30.00
Several bath houses . The one we used was dated but clean. Select loops have full hookups. We stayed in B2. It was pretty level; had to level side to side a little. Not all sites are level and require some leveling. Sites are sort of short not too bad for us there. Class A's just have to park toad in the grass, which campground seemed OK with. Sites are in circles which is nice as you don't have a view of your neighbor's camper. You have your own view of woods or something else. Appears other loops have electric and water hookups if not full hookups. There are a couple playgrounds, 2 dump stations. Each site has a fire pit. Within the resort there is a Marina where you an rent boats also a Lodge where you can go eat meals as well. There is a campground pool. It wasn't in use but opens Memorial Day weekend. There is mini golf and a mini store to get ice, firewood and limited supplies. There is several hiking trails within the park if you only want to do one we suggest Eagles View best view in the park. The only complaint I have is there is not a Lake view but there is a local swimming hole east of the marina next to a boat ramp which is nice. Sites are asphalt with a asphalt patio area in the middle of the site. Very nice mature campground. - CmcDowell
May 2015 - $29.00
$29 per night (with senior discount and online transaction fee) was for a needed-some-leveling asphalt pad with full hookups site. The surrounding area is grassy with a picnic table on the asphalt pad and fire ring. The sites could be tight if the campground is full. Rigs that are 40' long take up most of the site with very little room for parking a second vehicle. During our stay, many of the campers parked their second vehicle on an adjacent site. The campground is loaded with different types of trees and there were abundant types of wildlife about. The night sky is very dark so the stars are brilliant. There are miles of multi-use trails, a campground store, a very nice marina, a lovely lodge with restaurant, and a golf course loaded with sand traps on the green rolling hills. This campground is located about 15 miles from Burkesville, which has the basics. If you wish to use the park Wi-Fi, you must pay an additional fee. AT&T service was three bars of 4G LTE and Verizon service was two bars of 4G LTE. We received eight over-the-air TV station (PBS and CW only) and many radio stations. - DD Rolling Ranch
Jamestown, Kentucky (map) | (270) 343-4660
Sites: 114 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 7 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $30.00
I traveled with my 35' RV which was hard to maneuver on the narrow roads. I stayed on site #24 and if there had been anyone across from me when I arrived I would not have been able to back into my site. I noticed this problem throughout the park. The sites are very close together. If you have a 30' or longer RV I recommend reserving sites 43-54. There was no TV reception which did not bother me but I did notice several people had satellites so I would guess to say they were able to get a signal. The Fish Hatchery is an excellent place to visit especially if you have small kids with you. Most people say the fishing is great there but I had no luck, never got a bite. I would stay again but definitely on row 43-54. - Dwight R
Jul 2012 - $11.00
Rate reflects Federal Senior Pass. Verizon signal is strong, both phone & wireless. We were able to get a shaded site that backed up near a clearing, so we got a Dish signal for TV. Our site was too small for a rig the size of ours, and the pine needles falling profusely were a nuisance. Roads are tight, but manageable. The water faucet at our site leaked, causing low water pressure in our rig. We reported it, but no repair. Nice, inexpensive laundry room. Our GPS brought us in on Hwy 90 and 127 from the south, which is very curvy, hilly and narrow. Be sure you stay on the Cumberland Parkway and come in from the north. You can't negotiate the turn off of 127 from the south with a bigger rig. - User1392
May 2008 - $10.00
Many big rig sites. Ninety percent of sites are level and size stated on website. Large shade trees hamper cell, satellite, and TV service. A fishing paradise for trout below the Dam. Free access to trout hatchery. Excellent playground for small children. Water out of the dam is deep,cold and swift. - Kytravl
Jamestown, Kentucky (map) | (270) 343-3111
Sites: 146 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 6 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $22.00
This park is in need of some TLC, it's outdated, the sites are short for most big rigs and most have a slight to heavy grade. The utilities are ok but make sure you have extra cord and hose because some are a little farther away. Good cell service, no WIFI and got 8 channels over the air, restrooms are clean and need updated. Staff that we talked too was helpful. This is just another example of a Ky state park that is under funded and not kept up with, it's a shame and I live in Ky. - smoky40
May 2014 - $26.00
Very nice state park campground, but as an earlier review has already mentioned, the campground area has a layout that is not big-rig friendly. We did alright with our 35-footer, but there were only a few sites we would fit our rig. And don't plan on level sites either. But very clean and well maintained park. Lodge had dining room with spectacular lake view, outdoor pool was closed due to a maintenance problem but campers were allowed to use the lodge pool (which is not usually the case) so that was nice. Horseback riding, tennis courts, horseshoe pits, scheduled activities and hiking trails were all available the weekend we were there. Be aware though - the area has lots of ticks! - R.T.
Aug 2012 - $25.00
The park is a beautiful piece of property, but the layout of the park is just bizarre. The pads are paved but short, uneven, and placed in odd places. Roads are narrow and not big rig friendly at all. Plan on long runs for water and electric at most sites. Its too bad it has such a funky layout because this place is so pristine. - bugman
Celina, Tennessee (map) | (931) 243-3554
Sites: 79 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 8 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $15.00
79 sites with w/e, 16 pull thru, most with some type of shade. Several situated overlooking the Obey River and below the Dale Hollow Dam. Located adjacent to a large trout fish hatchery(tours welcome) with trout fishing allowed in the runoff waters from the hatchery. We camped here in a popup motorcycle camper. - mailman01
Jul 2014 - $12.00
Beautiful campgrounds on the Obey River just below the Dale Hollow Dam. Trout fish hatchery adjoins the campground. Kids would love this and is interesting to adults as well. Campers were catching limits of trout from streams leading from the hatchery. Sites were level and well spaced. Loved this campground. - mailman01
Jul 2012 - $20.00
Excellent park clean well kept volunteer on duty 6 days a week. Bath houses are clean and laundry is available. Most sites have shade at sometime of the day. Close to lake. Quite and peaceful. Would stay here again. - Buddman
Hilham, Tennessee (map) | (931) 823-6347
Sites: 36 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 4 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $23.00
We stayed here from Thursday until Sunday. It is out in country and QUIET!!! The 1st night was great, but the 2nd night it was raining a bit and campground electricity was a bit iffy. The whole campground would shut down for a few and then come back on. The reason we knew was because campground would go completely black. Alot of sites are slight slopes. Ours was a deep hill to pull down into, but evened out when we set up. That and the electricity are the reasons we gave it a 9 instead of 10. We had a surge protector for our camper so no worries.The restrooms were standard state park as in older , but in clean working condition. The park was nice and the lake was a real nice smaller lake. People were fishing the banks and lots of picnic areas to choose from. We saw alot of wildlife in the park and it is real peaceful to say the least.There are lots of waterfalls and hiking to choose from within 45 min drive or so from park. Overall we will camp there again. We stayed in 21' travel trailer. - kycamper02
Apr 2015 - $18.00
Reflects 25% senior discount. Beautiful state park in the hills of north central Tennessee. Follow the park directions coming in here. You do not want to come in on the TN136. There is a one lane bridge over the dam that no large vehicle can negotiate. Spaces are well spaced, however many are not level, so some research is important if you need a fairly level space. Park staff is active in planning activities; we were here during the Spring Rally and attended several professional presentations with live animals. There is a pool here but it was still closed when we were here. Park was quiet most of the time, especially at night. Electric was steady, water pressure is high @ 80PSI, we used a regulator, most sites have good drainage during rain. No sewer at the sites here and dump is a ways up the road. No wifi, but Verizon MiFi and phones worked well. Bathhouses were kept clean and stocked. There is a 5 mile trail here; we did not walk it while here because of recent rains. A county road cuts directly thru the park, so you have to be alert while walking on the roads. Many birds and wildflowers here to view, we also saw fox and turkey. The dam site itself is very pretty, with picnic areas and a small swinging bridge. Be sure to visit the Overton Lodge, just for the drive. There are 2 waterfalls on the drive that are worth seeing. The staff is friendly and helpful. The office has a nice gift store. We would not hesitate to stay here again. - Fixn2gocamp
Jul 2009 - $22.00
Nice campground. Plenty of room at each camp space. You feel like you are out in the woods. - TNVOL21
Allons, Tennessee (map) | (931) 823-4285
Sites: 84 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2010 - $12.00
Beautiful, remote campground on Dale Hollow Lake that is well-maintained. Only about 12 sites have 50 amp service. Nearest town is over 20 miles away, so take ample supplies when you go. About half the sites are shaded, and most are reasonably level. Lake swim area has clear water with sand/gravel bottom. Comfort stations are clean and accommodating. Enjoyed walleye and smallmouth bass fishing in the clear water lake. While campground was heavily occupied during weekends, occupancy rate during weekdays was only about 20%. - igor2brvn
May 2006 - $18.00
Somewhat to very difficult severely twisty windy access road. I don't mind the road, even with a 40' RV, but, I certainly understand the problem. That said, we absolutely love this stunning, out of the way park. The pine beetles have taken their toll on some of the shade, but you can hardly envision this park with out going there. Great lake access and we go there as much as possible, at LEAST twice a year. I don't think any sites have sewers, dump station is convenient to get to though. A lot of the sites were, in the last year or two, were upgraded to 50 amp power pedestals. - djevanstn
Russell Springs, Kentucky (map) | (270) 866-5616
Sites: 180 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 5 Reviews
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Aug 2012 - $36.00
It is a typical KOA as for camp site type description. The good: Friendly people, nice looking camp ground, GREAT spots for tent campers. A nice bath house AT THE STORE! Away from background highway noise, which is a plus for me, but takes some side road travel to get to, but scenic. The Bad: The description given on their home site didn't seem accurate during my stay. No lake view sites, even if the lake is 30 feet low. I only saw 2 employees at any given time during the week. The counter clerk had to close the store while she cleaned the bathrooms. So I don't see how they can prepare a meal for anyone at their site much less an open area. I also saw no sign of scheduled activities. Heck I didn't even see a rack of brochures with things to do in the area. I was told they are in their slow season. As the other rater stated, the game room isn't much and has broken down games in it, and the 2nd bath house underneath, lets say I got to take a peak when I was able to force the unlocked warped door open, I rather use an outhouse. For Wi-Fi you do have to sit at the store to get it. And the cable TV! Let's just say you would get better reception with mouse ears, so take plenty of movies. The pool looked inviting from a distance, but it too needs repairs, and when you got closer the surface was coated with bugs every time my family or I went there. I was told the person who owns the camp also owns the Marina about a mile away. Now they cook and serve food there, but I didn't try it. So for those of you that like it perfect, this isn't the place for you, I on the other hand will go there again, maybe, for a rough it in my RV weekend for the scenery and quiet. - rickbauer
Jul 2012 - $27.00
Absolutely the worst I have ever seen in every category. The sites were in need of grading so it was impossible to level the trailer. The facilities were very run down. It seemed that the camp is actually a trailer park for RV storage. There was nothing for kids to do that was not run down or broken, game room etc. We were told the local Marina owner also owned the KOA and used it for what amounts to a fishing camp.This place is a KOA in name only. - bstaff
May 2012 - $26.00
Lots uneven and utilities quite a ways in the rear. The clubhouse looked shabby and the restrooms underneath it were definitely not even useable. Others near office OK. Wi-Fi only available if you sit outside the office building. For travel-through campers such as we are, this park is definitely a challenge to find. - cmclark
Jamestown, Tennessee (map) | (931) 879-5821
Sites: 22 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 2 Reviews
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Feb 2010 - $20.00
As far as an RV park, the facility is not that great, actually probably the worst I've visited. Many if not most of the hookups are on the wrong side of the sites (as is the dump station). One site I looked at had the water hookup at least 30' from the gravel pad, on the opposite side of the picnic area. Many sites are extremely small and extremely slanted. I have a very small (16') camper, and I still don't think I could have leveled it on some of these sites without lifting both tires off the ground. Fortunately it was very cold when I was there, so I had the place to myself and was able to pick the best site. All that being said, there's a lot to recommend this park. The bathhouse was clean and well-maintained. The campground is on a hilltop, with pretty nice views if sparse shade. The lake and cabin area are a short walk from the campground. There's an unusual, interesting bat tower and playground inside main campground loop. Trail access from the campground is excellent, and the trail system is outstanding. If I were rating the park exclusive of the campground, I'd give it a 9 or 10. - Groenlo
Sep 2007 - $13.00
We took a 32' Motorhome and found a couple of sites we could use. However, they recommend no more than 25'. This park has hiking trails that are beautiful and a nice pool, within walking distance. The park people are very helpful. - morrison
Jamestown, Tennessee (map) | (931) 879-3025
Sites: 22 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 8 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $31.00
Small, quiet, privately owned campground with easy access to many of the Cumberland Plateau's great features. Full hookups with good 50 amp electric and decent water pressure. The owners are great hosts. We would stay here again when we come back this way. - freckles1219
Oct 2015 - $26.00
Stayed for two nights due to a family gathering in the area. Arrived well after hours but advised owners we would be late they told us to just pay the next day and we di . Owners very friendly. Cable was good phone and WiFi was OK. Easy to get into and out of on to highway. I will stay again. - kla
Aug 2015 - $32.00
small mom and pop operation, well maintained. good 50 amp, let water run as it was quite rusty, plugged up my filter and had a swampy taste. slow wifi, no cell phone service either AT&T or Verizon. Satellite Tv ok,. Alvin C. York home was 6 miles away. Lots of winding roads to get there. - walt66
Allons, Tennessee (map) | (931) 823-4285
Sites: 84 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jun 2009 - $12.00
We had a beautiful waterfront site, with water & electric, as many are. The bathrooms & showers were clean & funtional. The roads into this out of the way park, are an experience in themselves, but no problem if you take your time, many hairpin curves, just watch out for the Crazy garbage truck driver, who nearly took us out on one of the 15 mph turns at over 50. This park should be rated at 10, but because the folks that have the current contract aren't real big on grounds maintenance, grass hasn't been mowed for at least 3-4 weeks, great for ticks & chiggers, also don't seem to be up on rules enforcement, as we observed teenagers swimming in unautorized areas, dogs not only Not on a 6 ft. leash, (one was on a 20ft leash), but also watched the attendant drive by one man with his dog not on a leash at all, and just wave at him. - bukhrn
Jun 2008 - $26.00
This is a wonderful place. We had a lake front site and kept our boat there near us. Extra clean bathrooms and grounds. Dale Hollow Lake is famous for it's beautiful clear waters. You just can't fish during the day. There are lots of places to eat by boat and a nice marina nearby at Sunset. - ILoveLucy
May 2008 - $24.00
This is a Corps of Engineer park on Dale Hollow Lake. It is a good drive from the closest town so make sure you take everything with you. There is a marina at Willow Grove about 4 miles away. This is a beautiful park with a great view of the lake. A lot of sites are in the open due to the beetles killing the trees a few years back. There is still some shady sites in the middle of the park. I will be back. Camp host are the nicest people you will meet. - Scott Elkins

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text: Overview ######## Sporting the highest base Speed in the game, Deoxys-S excels in one particular role within the Ubers environment: setting up entry hazards. Stealth Rock, Spikes, Taunt, and Magic Coat give Deoxys-S all the tools it needs to get up multiple layers of entry hazards as well as deter opposing entry hazards, Taunt, and Defog. Deoxys-S's largest advantage over Deoxys-A as a dedicated lead on offensive teams is its significantly greater bulk, which allows it to set up Stealth Rock in many scenarios where Deoxys-A could not. For example, Mega Kangaskhan's Fake Out easily OHKOes Deoxys-A, but it does not even come close to OHKOing Deoxys-S. Sadly, Deoxys-S lacks much of an offensive presence and is generally very predictable; its stats are decidedly mediocre with the exception of Speed, severely limiting its options. Moreover, as Deoxys-S usually sets up entry hazards and then faints, it often forces the user to play with one less team member, though this is more than worth it if the entry hazards that it sets are maintained and taken advantage of throughout the match. As long as Deoxys-S is used for what it does best, it is an invaluable addition to offensive teams. Lead ######## name: Lead move 1: Stealth Rock move 2: Taunt move 3: Spikes move 4: Knock Off / Magic Coat ability: Pressure item: Focus Sash evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe nature: Jolly / Timid Moves ======== With the fastest Stealth Rock available, Deoxys-S can support its team from the get-go. Taunt allows Deoxys-S to stop Defog, status moves, and slower Taunts, as well as overzealous setup sweepers. It also allows Deoxys-S to stop opposing entry hazard users, which can be key as Deoxys-S will usually be without Defog or Rapid Spin support of its own. Aside from its Speed, Spikes sets Deoxys-S apart from other Stealth Rock users. Due to the ability to set up multiple layers, the move often pressures the opponent into dealing with Deoxys-S as quickly as possible. Knock Off hits moderately hard and cripples the opponents that it hits for the remainder of the match. However, Magic Coat is a fine option over Knock Off and is particularly useful against Taunt users with Prankster, such as Thundurus and Sableye. It also reflects any status moves or entry hazards back at the user. Set Details ======== 252 Attack EVs allow Knock Off to hit as hard as possible, but the EVs should be moved into HP and Deoxys-S's nature should be changed to Timid if Knock Off is not used. Maximum Speed investment makes Deoxys-S ridiculously fast; it allows Deoxys-S to outspeed most Choice Scarf users while also making it easier to set up entry hazards. A Focus Sash ensures that Deoxys-S can get at least one layer of entry hazards up. Usage Tips ======== Deoxys-S should be led with most of the time, but if your opponent has a Pokemon that will prevent it from setting up multiple layers of entry hazards, such as Tyranitar, it's often beneficial to bring Deoxys-S in later. Make sure that Taunt is used against potential Defog users only after a layer of entry hazards has been set in case the opponent decides to attack immediately. Additionally, it should be stressed that correct prediction with Taunt and Magic Coat is essential in certain situations, such as against Prankster Taunt users, opposing Deoxys-S, and setup sweepers with priority. If you choose not to use Knock Off, then you should avoid lead matchups with opposing Deoxys-S. Lastly, it might be more important to remove a certain opposing Pokemon's item with Knock Off, such as a Choice Scarf, than to get up an extra layer of entry hazards. Team Options ======== Type synergy is not very important when selecting teammates for Deoxys-S, as it will be led with, set up entry hazards, and then faint in most matches. However, several Pokemon are particularly good to use alongside Deoxys-S in addition to those that can simply make use of the entry hazards that it sets. Taunt users that can outspeed Arceus such as Darkrai, Mewtwo, and Thundurus are excellent at stopping Defog. Mega Gengar is particularly adept at this, as it can trap opponents, use Taunt, and KO many Defog users, as well as spinblock. Other spinblockers such as Ghost Arceus also pair well with Deoxys-S. It's worth noting that minimizing entry hazard weaknesses within a team is important when using Deoxys-S, as it should be used on offensive teams—such teams usually lack Defog or Rapid Spin support. Other Options ######## Deoxys-S has many other options. A dual screens set is usable, but such a set is much less effective than in previous generations as a result of the buff to Defog. Psycho Boost is a great attacking option that OHKOes Pokemon that it hits super effectively, such as Gengar. Ice Beam and Extreme Speed can be used for Rayquaza and Deoxys-A, respectively. Superpower usually OHKOes Tyranitar, while Fire Punch deals with Scizor, Genesect, Forretress, and Ferrothorn. Thunder Wave and Toxic are useful for crippling almost any Pokemon, but Deoxys-S has better things to do. Finally, a bulky Rocky Helmet set is an option to surprise anti-leads that rely on contact moves to take out Deoxys-S. Checks & Counters ######## **Prankster Taunt**: Thundurus, Sableye, and Whimsicott completely shut down Deoxys-S that lack Magic Coat, while forcing those that do have it into a 50/50. **Defog**: Giratina-O and Scizor immediately threaten Deoxys-S with priority and/or super effective moves and can clear all hazards with Defog once it has fainted. Support Arceus formes with an advantageous type matchup can do so as well. **Rapid Spin**: Rapid Spin users such as Excadrill and Forretress can remove Deoxys-S's entry hazards once the spinblocker on its team has been eliminated. **Priority**: Aside from Giratina-O and Scizor, priority users such as Extreme Killer Arceus can limit Deoxys-S to a single layer of entry hazards. **Multi-Hit Moves**: Cloyster and Scolipede can limit Deoxys-S to one layer of entry hazards with Shell Smash + Icicle Spear and Pin Missile, respectively. Mega Kangaskhan can do the same with Return. **Tyranitar**: Thanks to Sand Stream, Tyranitar is capable of limiting Deoxys-S to one layer of entry hazards. **Icy Wind Gengar**: Once again, Gengar with Icy Wind can limit Deoxys-S to a single layer of entry hazards. **Magic Coat and Magic Bounce**: Without an attacking move, Deoxys-S is completely stopped by Magic Coat and Magic Bounce users. Many are hit super effectively by Knock Off, however. PHP's skeleton (Move your mouse to reveal the content) PHP's skeleton (open) PHP's skeleton (close) Overview ######## -So Good -Access to a wide load of Support Moves! -Unlike Deo-A, can actually manage to get up rocks against Mega Khan, and a fair bit more, so when aided by Focus Sash, can usually manage to get up Rocks and one layer of Spikes -It's job has become significantly harder due to Defog -Great for HO Teams -Knock Off received a power buff, and the side effect adds to Deoxys's utility -Faster than the entire game -However, Magic Bouncers are really, really rare now, so that's a plus for it -One trick pony :[, despite having great moves, all its stats are average bar speed, which limits its capabilities -Sets up hazards and dies, essentially forcing you to play the match with 5 pokemon, totally worth it though if you can abuse the hazards throughout the match Hazards Lead ######## name: Hazards Lead move 1: Spikes move 2: Taunt move 3: Knock Off / Magic Coat move 4: Stealth Rock / Magic Coat item: Focus Sash evs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe nature: Jolly Moves ======== -Stealth Rock is Stealth Rock, however there are still many other very viable pokemon in Ubers who can use Stealth Rocks in conjunction with Spikes that Deoxys-S can set -Spikes is another good hazard to use after Rocks -Taunt is there mainly so that defoggers can't just come in and defog away your hazards -Taunt also prevents other leads from getting Rocks on you, and from Set Up Sweepers from setting up in front of you. -Knock Off is really nice to knock off any potential items / sashes before Deoxys-S hits the dust -Magic Coat is good to mess around with other Deoxys-S/Prankster Users/Smeargle and other hazard leads, but is a 50/50 if your opponent is aware of the move Set Details ======== -Max Speed so fast as possible -Max Attack so if you chose to use Knock Off, it hits as hard as possible -If not using any attacks on Deoxys-S, a max HP spread can be used to in rare cases allow it to set up later on in the match -Max Attack allows Deoxys-S to 2HKO Smeargle when factoring in the power drop once Smeargle is itemless -Focus Sash almost always ensures that Deoxys-S can get past the first turn. Usage Tips ======== -Don't always try leading Deoxys-S, especially if the opponent has a a pokemon that will make things difficult for Deo-S (Prankster Taunt / Tyranitar / Magic Bounce and the likes), try to anti lead their anti lead, and bring Deoxys-S back at another time so it can get multiple layers -In a lead-lead situation when facing a Pokemon who has the potential to use defog, set up rocks, and then taunt to ensure that they aren't removed. -Prediction is really important when against Prankster Taunt, other Deo-S, and even Extreme Killer Arceus (as if you taunt t1 for fear of SD, and they shadow claw, they can E/S to pick you off, leaving you with no layers) -In some cases, Knocking Off a pokemons item, for example Choice Scarfers is more additional than getting an extra layer of hazards for your team, even though that is what Deoxys-S mostly does. Team Options ======== -Something to anti lead Pranksters/Other Deoxys-S (Ekiller/Giratina-O) -Darkrai can come in after rocks are up and put something to sleep -Best suited on HO Teams who can put a lot of pressure on your opponents team -Fast Pokemon utilizing Taunt, Mewtwo / Darkrai / Thundurus-I that can outspeed common taunt users -Pokemon on your team shouldn't be too weak to Stealth Rock, as teams which utilize Deoxys-S shouldn't run a defogger (as that is counter productive) -Gothitelle can be used to trap Defoggers and eliminate them, but it requires you to still have Deoxys-S alive to set up rocks after Arceus has defogged them away -Gengar makes a great teammate, as it can both trap defog users and knock them out, it also has access to taunt, as well as being able to spin block! It's also a good option for HO teams. Other Options ######## -Dual Screens Set holding Light Clay can be used, but much harder to keep screens up due to Defog -A bulky Rocky Helmet set can be used as a surprise factor to damage any anti leads that rely on Contact moves to deal with Deoxys-S -Psycho Boost can be used as a fourth move to damage other potential leads much harder than Knock Off will, but Knock Off's utility of removing the items is really nice -Thunder Wave can be used to cripple a random Pokemon before Deo-S hits the dust, but doesn't really fit in with Deo-S -Ice Beam and Extreme Speed can be used to beat Rayquaza and Deoxys-A that try to anti lead you. -Toxic can cripple Arceus Formes for the rest of the game, or any support pokemon lacking status healing -Fire Punch destroys Scizor/Gene/Forret (it might fail to get the OHKO on bulky Scizor formes and Foretress however) Checks & Counters ######## **Prankster Taunt**: Completely shut down leads lacking Magic Coat, while forcing those who have Magic Coat into a 50/50. Prime examples being Thundurus and Sableye. **Defoggers**: While might not be able to Defog in front of Deoxys-S due to taunt, they can come in after Deoxys-S is knocked out, and Defog away all potential Screens/Hazards. **Spinners**: Though not used nearly as much, but can be extremely effective as some teams now don't even carry Ghost Type Pokemon on Deoxys-S teams to prevent a spin. Excadril and Kabutops are good examples of spinners who work well with weather to abuse their boosted speed stat to get a spin off. **Priority**: Priority Users like Giratina-O and Extreme Killer Arceus can knock out Deoxys-S with priority after it has been brought down to its Sash, thus limiting it to one layer. Giratina-O can also even defog away the very hazards Deo-S set. **Multi Hit Moves**: Pokemon having moves that hit Multiple Times can limit Deoxys-S to only one layer of hazards. Examples being Mega Khan (Fake Out + Taunt), Cloyster, and Scolipede. **Tyranitar**: Tyranitar can limit to one layer due to sand damage knocking it out after it has been brought down to its Sash. *Gengar**: With the use of Icy Wind, Gegnar can both lower the speed of Deoxys-S, and break its sash, then KO it in the following turn. Gengar must be wary of Knock Off and Psycho Boost, as Knock Off does around 50% while Psycho Boost will flat out OHKO Gengar. **Magic Coat**: A surprise Magic Coat can send a Taunt right back to Deoxys-S, stopping it from doing its job, and even a Hazard had it used a Hazard. Melee Mewtwo's skeleton (Move your mouse to reveal the content) Melee Mewtwo's skeleton (open) Melee Mewtwo's skeleton (close) Overview ######## - Still a really good hazards lead since it outspeeds everything - Defog makes it easier for teams to deal with hazards but Taunt can prevent that unlike Rapid Spin - Knock Off recieved a significant power buff and the side effect adds to Deoxys's utility - Just sets up hazards and dies so you are pretty much going into the game with only 5 mons. Totally worth it though if you can keep the hazards up long enough and abuse them properly. Hazards Lead ######## name: Hazards Lead move 1: Spikes move 2: Taunt move 3: Knock Off / Magic Coat move 4: Stealth Rock / Magic Coat item: Focus Sash evs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe nature: Jolly Moves ======== - Spikes is an excellent hazard and Deoxys-S is one of the few Pokemon that can set it up easilly - Taunt stops the enemy from setting up on Deoxys-S or Defogging away its hazards - Knock Off hits fairly hard and removes the target's item. This helps with Geomancy Xerneas amongst other things as well as opposing leads like Smeargle - Stealth Rock is another important hazard and Deoxys-S sometimes find the chance to setup both hazards. There are many viable users of this move, though. - Magic Bounce helps Deoxys-S beat Prankster Taunt users as well as add mindgames when leading off agaisnt other Deoxys-S. (although it's best to avoid that scenario if you can) It can be used over Stealth Rock if you have another teammate to use the move or over Knock Off. Set Details ======== - Max Attack allows Deoxys-S to 2HKO Smeargle when factoring in the power drop once Smeargle no longer holds an item - Max Speed allows Deoxys-S to outrun as much as possible and setup as many layers of hazards as possible - If you aren't using Knock Off the attack evs can be moved to HP - Focus Sash almost always makes sure that Deoxys-S gets to survive past the first turn Usage Tips ======== - Lead with it and setup hazards, you rarely do much else - Try to use team preview so that you don't have a bad lead matchup. If your opponent has a Mega Kangaskhan, odds are he/she is going to lead with it. - Using Knock Off on a Choice Scarf holder, for example, can sometimes pay off more than an additional layer latter on in the game. Don't forget that Deoxys-S can do more than just lay down Spikes this gen even if that's still mostly the ony thing it does. Team Options ======== - Fast Taunt users that can outspeed Arceus formes will help in keeping the hazards set by Deoxys-S up. - Powerful setup sweepers can also disuade the opponent from Defogging and giving your Pokemon an additional turn of setup - Shadow Tag Pokemon can also be used to trap Defoggers and eliminate them but they will require prediction and/or you still having Deoxys-S around to replace the hazards the Arceus forme will be able to Defog away before falling. - Otherwise, just have a powerful offensive core to take advantage of the hazards Deoxys-S sets up Other Options ######## - Toxic cripples arceus formes for the rest of the game - Fire Punch destroys Scizor, Genesect, and Forretress - Light Screen and Reflect can help a sweeper setup but generally setting up hazards is a better use of Deoxys-S - Ice Beam can beat Rayquaza that try to anti-lead - Extreme Speed can beat Deoxys-A that try to anti-lead as well Checks & Counters ######## **Magic Coat**: Bounces back hazards and Taunt. Users need to not be vulnerable to Knock Off, however. **Prankster Taunt**: If Deoxys-S doesn't have Magic Coat, prankster Taunt from the likes of Whimsicott or Thundurus will shut it down. **Prority**: Strong priority or one used after a U-Turn or a poweful attack like V-Create can limit Deoxys-S to only one layer. **Multi Hit Attacks**: Strong, muliple hit attacks can break past Focus Sash in a single turn and limit Deoxys-S to a single layer. Cloyster and Mega Kangaskhan are the most common examples. **Rapid Spin**: Most Deoxys-S can't do much to a Rapid Spinner like Forretress or Excadrill who can easily Rapid Spin away any hazards and quickly KO Deoxys-S with Gyro Ball and Earthquake respectively. **Residual Damage**: Residual damage from weather like Tyranitar's Sand Storm can finish off a Deoxy-S in the same turn that a strong attack like Crunch of Payback would knock it down to its Focus Sash. **Defog**: Although Deoxys-S has Taunt, a Defog user can force Deoxys-S into mind games where it forces it to Taunt while the Defog user attacks. Defog can also be used after Deoxys-S has fallen to clear hazards.


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District of Utah Other Statutes Cases
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Apex Energy Group et al v. McCain
as 2:2016mc00835
Cause Of Action: Motion to Quash
Riggins et al v. American Family Insurance Company
as 2:2016mc00818
Plaintiff: Darnita Riggins
Defendant: American Family Insurance Company
Petitioner: Xactware Solutions
Cause Of Action: Motion to Quash
Thompson v. Corporation of the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, The
as 2:2016cv00792
Plaintiff: Diane A. Thompson
Defendant: Corporation of the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, The
Cause Of Action: Receiver of Property in Different Districts
Vivint v. Sorensen
as 2:2016cv00772
Plaintiff: Vivint
Defendant: Devin Sorensen
Cause Of Action: Civil Action - Computer Fraud
Blanke v. Cherrington Firm, The et al
as 2:2016cv00764
Plaintiff: Jacquie Blanke
Defendant: Cherrington Firm, The, Checknet
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
USA et al v. CVP SBIC LP
as 2:2016mc00763
Plaintiff: USA, Small Business Administration
Defendant: CVP SBIC LP
Cause Of Action: Receiver of Property in Different Districts
In Re Parker International
as 2:2016mc00746
Petitioner: Parker International
Respondent: Respondent Placeholder
Cause Of Action: Letter rogatory - appointment
4Sees et al v. United States of America
as 2:2016cv00695
Plaintiff: 4Sees , Jane See , Jill Thomas
Defendant: United States of America
Cause Of Action: Federal Tort Claims Act
Potter et al v. D2 Management
as 2:2016cv00650
Plaintiff: Shelly Potter , Brian Moser
Defendant: D2 Management
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Commissions Import Export SA v. Republic of the Congo
as 2:2016mc00404
Petitioner: Commissions Import Export SA
Respondent: Republic of the Congo
Garnishee: Bank of Utah , Bank of Utah, as Owner Trustee
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question
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